Mission Success Ch 8
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Mission Success Ch 8

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What was the reason for the female voice's initial concern when Gardiner arrived?

  • She was expecting a different guest.
  • She did not recognize Gardiner immediately. (correct)
  • She was surprised by Gardiner's appearance.
  • She was frightened by the silence.
  • What can be inferred about the setting where Gardiner arrives?

  • It is a public place where many gather.
  • It is a luxurious home with careful attention to details. (correct)
  • It is a busy hotel with many guests.
  • It is an abandoned building with no furnishings.
  • How does Gardiner feel as he waits in the sitting room?

  • Calm and relaxed.
  • Insecure and out of his league. (correct)
  • Excited and impatient.
  • Confident and at ease.
  • What does the maid do when she first sees Gardiner?

    <p>She covers her mouth in shock.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What item signifies the transition from darkness to light when Gardiner enters?

    <p>A crystal chandelier illuminating the hall.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was Winnie Marlow’s initial reaction to meeting Luke?

    <p>She seemed to recognize his resemblance to someone else.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What aspect of the lodging does Mrs. Marlow emphasize the most?

    <p>The importance of maintaining a moral code.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was Mrs. Marlow's opinion about the current state of the city?

    <p>It has lost much of its morals.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which city did Mrs. Marlow originate from?

    <p>Warren, Michigan.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How did Luke describe his engagement status?

    <p>He was engaged to the greatest girl.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did Luke think about the quality of his room?

    <p>He found it quite satisfactory.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What amenities did Mrs. Marlow highlight in Luke's room?

    <p>Goose-down mattress and Irish linen sheets.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does Luke's crew's activity in Oxford suggest about them?

    <p>They are seeking a rich cultural experience.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was Mrs. Marlow’s attitude towards the war pilots staying at her lodging?

    <p>She regarded them as special people deserving comfort.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did Mrs. Marlow mention about the train system?

    <p>It has faced many delays and mechanical issues.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Setting and Time Period

    • The story takes place in London during World War II, specifically during the blackout.
    • This period is marked by frequent air raids and the looming threat of war.
    • The "doodle-bug" is mentioned, a term for the V-1 flying bomb (buzz bomb) used by Germany.
    • The story highlights the contrast between the comfort and peace of the sanctuary provided by Winnie, and the ongoing danger and destruction of war.

    Characters

    • Luke Gardiner: An American airman, part of the 475th group. He is described as "more British than American" and is engaged to a woman back home.
    • Winnie Marlow: A woman who runs a sanctuary for airmen in London. She is a welcoming and caring hostess, providing comfort and a sense of home for these soldiers.
    • Martha: Winnie's maid, who is initially startled by Luke's resemblance to someone from Winnie's past
    • Colonel Allen: A friend of Winnie's, a former captain known for staying at the sanctuary during his combat missions.

    Themes and Key Moments

    • The Sanctuary: Winnie's home provides a safe haven for airmen, offering a refuge from the horrors of war. It highlights a sense of community and support for those who face constant danger.
    • The Resemblance: The striking resemblance between Luke and Winnie's deceased son, Dana, creates a powerful emotional moment, highlighting the shared experiences and sacrifices of war.
    • The Impact of War: The text describes the constant threat of war, the effects of air raids, the fear of death, and the contrast between peaceful moments and the ever-present danger.
    • The Importance of Connection: The story explores the ways people find comfort and connection during difficult times, especially through acts of kindness and hospitality.

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    Explore the unique setting and characters from the story taking place in London during World War II. This quiz covers the impact of air raids, the role of a sanctuary, and the lives of characters like Luke Gardiner and Winnie Marlow. Test your knowledge about the contrasting elements of comfort amidst chaos.

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